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The Wesper data clearly demonstrated that mild obstructive sleep apnea was still present with the use of her fully titrated mandibular advancement device. The patient discussed her other options, including frenotomy to release her tongue tie and palate expansion. The sleep expert recommended she return to her dentist with her Wesper results and discuss her options moving forward.
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Imagine this: you’re drifting peacefully off to sleep next to your partner. You begin dreaming of a loud lawn mower and it wakes you right up. But it’s no lawn mower, but the sound of your partner snoring. You can’t get back to sleep. In the morning, you’re tired and irritated, but don’t want to make your partner feel bad as it wasn’t their fault.
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When you’re new to being diagnosed with sleep apnea, being placed on a CPAP can be frustrating because you might spend a lot of time troubleshooting issues with your machine. But don’t worry, because you’re not alone! Here are some of the most common problems people have with their CPAP machine when they’re starting out the treatment and the most efficient solutions.
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Getting through the initial CPAP adjustment period can be difficult and most Sleep Apnea sufferers feel a huge sense of relief when they’re finally able to get a full night’s sleep. Even though you may feel like you can finally get on with your life, it’s important to keep in mind that most CPAP users need continuing support. CPAP support
There are a variety of reasons why Sleep Apnea sufferers should keep a support system handy even once they start successfully using their machine. While CPAP is one of the best ways to control sleep apnea, it’s not uncommon for technical and equipment issues to occur, especially after prolonged use.Â
